Te Urewera unlocked

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Kiwis are missing out on the wonders of Te Urewera, Tuhoe say. Photo: George Driver
Tūhoe shares the secrets of Te Urewera Tūhoe are welcoming visitors from around the world to learn the secrets of Te Urewera – but reckon Kiwis should be first in line. Four years ago, the tribe assumed guardianship of Te Urewera, following the region’s change in legal status from a national park to a living […]
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